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Inter Part 2 Result 2012 of Mirpur Board will be announced tomorrow at 2pm at the official website of the board here you can check the result online.
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According to the announced position holders female students got over all top positions. Sara Saghir Kiani got overall first position by getting 1030 marks, second position is taken by Tahreem Masoud with 1017 while Ayesha Bhati got 1011 marks and remains third.
In Pre-Medical Girls group Sara Saghir Kiani got first position with 1030 marks, Ayesha Bhatti second with 1011 marks and Amina Tabbasam third with 1010 marks. In Boys group Muhammad Ali Shah got first position by scoring 1004 marks while Hassan Javed and Waqas Ahmad got second and third position by scoring 991 marks both.
In Pre-Eng Girls group Tahreem Masoud clinched top position with 1017 marks, Naqash Haider second with 993 Marks while Maryam Zafar Choudri got third with 985 marks. In Pre-Eng boys, Shaoib Ahmed got first position with 1006 marks, Ibraheem Bin Mehmood second with 997 while Ali Raza remains third with 995 marks.
In General Science Girls group, Aqsa Imtiaz stood first with 966 scores, Rabbia Arbab second with 942 marks while Tooba Masood got third position with 936 marks. In boys Muhammad Jahangir got first position with 972 marks, Aamir Shabir with 968 marks stood second while Waqas Ahmad Raza got third position with 923 marks.
In Humanities Girls group Kiran Shahzadi got first position with 948 marks, Muniba Aftab stood second with 916 marks while Shamaiza Mumtaz got third with 913 marks. In Boys group, Ziad Akram with 905 marks got first best teen porn position, Bilal Nazir got second with 879 marks while Yasir Mehmood got third with 870 marks.
In Commerce girls group, Alia Zamir clinched top position with 928 marks while Sidra Zafeed got second position with 894 and Reemsha Sajjad got third position with 892 marks. While in Boys group Sarmad Rasheed took first position with 912 marks, Shoib Suleman with 881 marks got second position while Khurram Khurshid got third position with 865 marks.


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Most media members may be siding with TV Azteca reporter Ines Sainz in the is-it-or-isn't-it sexual harassment flap with the New York Jets, except for Keith Olbermann. The former sports reporter (and noted Buck Showalter antagonist) nominated Sainz for his "Worst Person in the World" award Tuesday (an honor she lost to new BP CEO Bob Dudley. "She undermines every hardworking who knows the game," Olbermann declared. "She was dressed unprofessionally to cover a sporting event, and trust me, the bar for 'professionally' at a sporting event is about an eighth of an inch off the ground."
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text: Sarah Burton, still rather fresh over her triumphant wedding-dress-of-the-century for Kate Middleton, debuted a crisp and romantic cruise collection for Alexander McQueen. Channeling an African expedition via '40s silhouettes and Edwardian fabrics, the collection was dreamy, but utterly wearable. Check out the cinched-waist safari vests and lace dresses in the slideshow. Do you think Sarah Burton is doing a good job as the creative head of Alexander McQueen?


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St. Louis Rams Position Analysis: Defensive Backs
JUL 08, 2013 9:26a ET
Coach: Chuck Cecil, a longtime assistant under coach Jeff Fisher at Tennessee, returns for his second season as secondary coach. As with the other defensive assistants, Cecil's role will change this season with the hiring of Tim Walton as defensive coordinator. Cecil will not be asked to help call defenses as he was last season when the Rams operated without a defensive coordinator.
Three questions:
1. Who's at safety?
Last year's starters, Craig Dahl ( 49ers) and Quintin Mikell (unsigned), are gone and the competition for the starting safety jobs will be among the most heated in training camp. Darian Stewart, entering his fourth season with the Rams, has an edge for one spot, though he was slowed by injuries in organized team activities. Third-round pick T.J. McDonald, the biggest of the group at 6 feet 2, 219 pounds, impressed the coaching staff in offseason work and was a regular with the first team during OTAs. Second-year Rodney McLeod is expected to make a bigger impact this season than as a special teams whiz. Eight-year veteran Matt Giordano, who started 13 games with the Raiders last season, brings experience to a group that doesn't have much.
2. What will Cortland Finnegan do next?
Secondary leader Finnegan already livened up the offseason with a Twitter shot at a former teammate: "Craig Dahl we know how you play thanks for the tips we know who to attack early and often." Dahl had attracted the attention of his former team when he told San Francisco-area reporters that the Rams' success against the 49ers last season was based in part on knowing what they were going to do. Finnegan figures to have much more to say in the days leading into Sept. 26, when the Niners visit the Edward Jones Dome for a Thursday night game.
As long as he plays the hard-nosed defense that has made him a Fisher favorite, Finnegan is not likely to be reined in much by his coach. In his first season with the Rams, Finnegan led the team's DBs in tackles to go with three interceptions. He has started every game for the past three years.
3. What does Janoris Jenkins do for an encore?
The Rams would take a repeat of his rookie season, when Jenkins led the league in defensive touchdowns with four. Jenkins was far from perfect, though. He was burned for four touchdowns during one three-game stretch and also was suspended by the team for a game after violating team rules. But after slipping in the draft because of off-the-field trouble in college, Jenkins proved worthy of being a second-round pick. He started 14 games and proved to have a knack for making big plays. He will open training camp as the projected starter at right corner.
Quote: "I'm impressed by the way guys pick things up, the learning curve of those guys. We think that we'll have a great group of guys that will be able to help us a lot." -- Defensive coordinator Tim Walton on the team's inexperience at safety
What others are saying: In Lindy's Pro Football preview, the secondary was given a rating of 6.5 (on a 1-to-10 scale). "Again, depth is suspect," it wrote.
Bottom line: Cornerback is a strength of the defense, but there are questions about the safety spots because of inexperience. Overall, the secondary should benefit playing behind a line that is considered one of the best in the NFC.
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Congress workers and members of various organisations on Wednesday took part in a day-long protest demanding compensation and other assistances for victims of endosulfan in Puttur, Bantwal, Bellthangady, and Sullia taluks. The protest was held under the aegis of Endosulfan Virodhi Samiti headed by All India Congress Committee member P.V. Mohan.
Addressing the protestors, former MLA from Puttur Shakuntala Shetty said the victims and their parents had been going through a harrowing period. "Though they have limbs, they cannot use them…" It has been difficult for poor parents to take care of children with disability resulting from endosulfan. Ms. Shetty said victims' parents need support to take care of their children after their (parents) death. Ms. Shetty said the State as well as the Union government should come forward to support the victims and their parents.
Senior Congress leader Oscar Fernandes, who paid a brief visit to express his solidarity, said the victims were spread across the four taluks of Dakshina Kannada and other areas, including Kundapur. Mr. Fernandes said he has apprised Union Minister for Health Gulam Nabi Azad about the situation and the need for assistance. Mr. Azad has assured of taking appropriate action at the earliest.
"We do not want these people to undergo a similar fate as that of Bhopal gas victims," he said. Companies manufacturing endosulfan had to provide compensation, he added.
Mr. Fernandes told presspersons that some non-governmental organisations had submitted reports to the Union Health Ministry about problems caused because of endosulfan. Action on these reports was awaited. Mr. Fernandes did not name the non-governmental organisations who had submitted the report.
All India Congress Committee member P.V. Mohan said the victims of endosulfan in the region need a long-term package which had to be different from what had been given in Kerala. The State government should submit a proposal to the Centre. There should be a peoples' monitoring committee that had to ensure that the monetary benefit reached the victims. It should provide the support necessary for the welfare of the victim, he said. "We have raised this issue now to ensure that it gets the necessary attention in the ongoing Legislature session," he said.
The former Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa, who visited the place of protest, said he would take up the cause of endosulfan victims with Chief Secretary S.V. Ranganath and ask him to get a report from the jurisdictional Deputy Commissioners.
District Secretary of Democratic Youth Federation of India Muneer Katipalla, former Mangalore City Corporation Commissioner J.R. Lobo, and Mangalore University Professor Vishwanath spoke.


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How do you keep track of your campaigns? Do you write it down in a master list? Do you rely on an exceptional memory? What about if a campaign takes a hiatus? Here's how I've used Obsidian Portal to solve some common campaign problems.
Obsidian Portal is a wiki hosting service for role playing games. It's free to use, though there is a paid version as well, with expanded features.
Over the last few months I've been doing a lot of work on my Shadowrun campaign's wiki (Basement Shadowrun, if anyone's interested), so I thought I'd offer my evaluation of it here. Frankly I'm finding it very useful and fun in large part due to all the questions I posted above. For instance the wiki has a basic tab for characters that allows you to track NPC and PC alike. You can also create NPCs in advance that aren't yet revealed to the PC's and list them as "GM only.†Thus you are the only one with access to them until they are revealed (with a simple toggle).
The "character†page supports image uploads that can really add to the characters. In fact you can upload images and video to the rest of the wiki as well, though it appears that the character images do not count towards your storage limit. The free storage limit is 2MB I believe, while the paid version is 5GB. When I was gearing up for a return to our Shadowrun game, I began using the image upload function a lot to spruce up the site and I think it's working out quite nicely.
In addition to the characters tab, another common use tab is the "adventure log†which allows you to track your sessions chronologically. Now obviously you could do a lot of this with a word processor, but I've found the ability to link between the pages very handy. For instance, does your party ever forget the name of the NPC that gave them their quest? In the adventure log, you can link the NPC (or the PC) page straight in to the text. This is clearly quite useful for players to just take a look back and refresh their recollection about what the hell they are actually doing – probably with a greater level of detail than a rehash from the GM might provide.
In fact as time between adventures sometimes drags on or when the campaign is put on hold, I find my own recollections getting rather fuzzy. This can be the cure. Of course since it's a wiki, it's not going to record your adventures for you. You have to provide the input. For us that isn't a huge problem. Our GMs do some sort of rehash by e-mail before sessions anyway, and this can allow for the collection of those synopses in an appropriate location. The more I've worked on my wiki, the more uses I've found for it. I wish I had put it to better use while we were in the original sessions of the campaign. I was using it then, but I was not well versed in the Textile markup language that Obsidian Portal uses. Not that I am now, but I'm certainly better than before. You can also use HTML among its more advanced user options.
There are other functions as well. The paid version includes a forum that we have used for in-between-session planning on a number of occasions. You can also upload maps, one in the free version and ten in the paid version. There is an "items†tab that functions much like the "characters†tab, and a game calendar for session scheduling purposes. The "GM only†function applies to entire wiki pages as well as GM only secrets on specific pages. With the paid version, you can also add individual player secrets, which I've only had a chance to use occasionally so far, but I'm itching to play around with more. By the way, players can add their own input, and you can post your gaming location and search for games (and specific systems) in your area. And if it applies to you, there is a Co-DM option for the paid version.
If you're someone who likes to log information for their campaign, no matter how casual, Obsidian Portal might be right up your alley. And since the basic model is free, it's well worth a look.


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Comma rules confuse writers--and they're forever changing! Sometimes, it's anyone's guess as to whether or not a particular sentence really needs a certain comma.
But the worst thing a writer can do is overuse commas, and it's those unnecessary commas that are the real problem. It's like there's an invisible arm forcing so many people to insert commas into places where they don't belong. And the diagnosis?
Study the following examples very carefully. If you feel a strong urge to place a comma somewhere, you probably have comma trauma:
Use pertinent information whenever possible.
The associate who joined the company most recently is the one who will be laid off first.
All the names that appear on the list are supposed to be typed and printed out.
The product has an infinite shelf life as long as it is kept totally free from moisture.
Late arrival will not be a problem unless the boxes arrive unmarked or the shipper fails to leave a receipt.
If you feel the urge to place a comma somewhere in the above five sentences--if comma trauma is gripping you--then reading the sentences again may be a more useful remedy than studying comma rules.
There are, of course, valid reasons to place commas in sentences. For example, a comma is definitely needed before and, but, or, nor, for, so, and yet when any of these words is connecting two independent clauses:
I started reading the article this morning, and I finished it after dinner.
She wanted to ride her bicycle to the post office, but she decided to drive instead.
You should also use a comma to exclude nonessential information in a sentence:
I asked her what, if anything, I could do to help with the arrangements.
The last time I shopped there, by the way, was almost a year ago.
You should also use a comma after an introductory clause.
As soon as the shipment arrives, we will contact someone in your office.
Because we care about service, someone will be on call seven days a week to assist you.
Commas are extremely useful tools, but their effectiveness is diminished when they're overused.
Forget about placing commas where you believe the reader is likely to pause. Start thinking of commas as separators rather than pauses. That way, you won't be as likely to place one where it does not belong. Above all, remember that there should be a valid reason for each comma you insert. So if you don't need it, delete it!
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The stock market continues to rally, which is lowering dividend yields and making it harder to find good value. So it is important to look for companies that have a very good chance of raising their dividend substantially in the future.
One such company is National HealthCare Corporation (NYSEMKT:NHC). With a dividend yield of 2.6%, strong earnings growth, and a bright future NHC could be raising its dividends for a long time to come.
NHC Profile*:
National HealthCare Corporation operates and manages long-term health care, retirement, and associated assisted living centers, as well as provides home health care and hospice services in the United States. It provides subacute skilled and intermediate nursing and rehabilitative care services; inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services; senior living services; home health care services; management services; hospice services; and management, accounting, financial, and insurance services to third party owners of health care facilities.
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Div Yield | 1 Yr Div | Annualized 5 Yr Div |
2.6% | 7.1% | 13.3% |
Payout Ratio | Last Year Dividend Was Cut | |
30% | 2004 |
National Healthcare Corporation is in a growing sector. With the population aging and no sign of Americans becoming healthier on average, they are in a growth industry. As a testament to this, their three year earnings per share (annualized) growth rate is now 23%.
NHC has a reasonable dividend yield of 2.6%. Their one year dividend growth rate is solid at 7.1% and their five year dividend growth rate looks even better at 13.3%. However, their dividend payments have been more erratic than I like to see. They cut their dividend in 2004 and the growth rate has been inconsistent. On the plus side, the payout ratio of 30% is where I like to see it since they have plenty of room to increase their dividends even if earnings struggle.
It is not necessarily obvious how investors will fare if they hold onto NHC for the next 10 years, receiving not only the dividend, but a growing dividend over time. It's important to analyze scenarios for such a company where we look at the dividend yield and growing dividends. I ran the following scenario on our publicly available calculator called Total Returns- Dividends Vs. Price Appreciation. If we buy 1,000 shares today, apply a dividend growth rate of 7% over the next 10 years, reinvest dividends, and assume the price of the stock does not change, we get the following:
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$46,000 | 2.6% | 6% | |
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Total Return | Annual Return | FV Dividends | FV Investment |
41% | 3.5% | $18,860 | $46,000 |
The annual return in this case is 3.5%. I've also included the future value of the dividend income stream compared to the future value of the initial investment. The dividends accumulated to more than $18,000 over the 10 year period. Looked at another way, the price of this stock could fall by 40% during this period and the investor would still break even. Now let's take a look at what happens over 20 years:
Total Return | Annual Return | FV Dividends | FV Investment |
145% | 4.6% | $66,828 | $46,000 |
The annual return jumps to 4.6% even with no growth in the stock price. Also notice that the total dollar value of the dividend payments is larger than the value of the initial investment. That is the beauty of high dividend paying stocks over time. The initial investment becomes less and less important.
Dividend paying stocks can also help a retirement plan immensely, especially vs. low-yielding treasury bonds. I plugged in the 4.6% total return figure for a portfolio into our retirement planner in place of the treasury bonds that were there before.
I found that if a typical 55 year old couple with $400,000 in assets moves 50% of their funds from treasuries to dividend payers that give them a 4.6% return, over ten years they will have increased the time that their funds last in retirement by over ten years.
Scenarios such as the ones I've run here can help investors understand the power of dividends over time, especially when those dividends are growing.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours.


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There has been much written and discussed of late on the roiling scandals permeating the US Department of Justice. Much of it, and rightfully so, is being driven by the Democratic left. Our own Corpus Juris has been both eloquent and dogged on these issues, and deserves our commendation and thanks. Although I have seen absolutely no evidence of this from CJ, or any other contributor here, there are many of our brothers and sisters out there among the political activists and blogosphere that are, unfortunately, viewing this set of issues as but another political battle to be played for maximum advantage against the Republicans. Such a view cannot, and must not, be our tact.
The cracking of the Justice Department scandals must be a goal of justice and the rule of law, not a political goal. Quite frankly, adherence to steadfast political goals, albeit it on the other side, is what got us to this point in the first place. The actions of the investigating Congressional committees should not be to advance political goals, they should be to advance the principle of justice irrespective of whether the benefit inures to the Democratic or Republican side. To act otherwise puts the result above the process; the foundation of American law, and indeed American democracy itself, is the primacy of a fair and impartial process not the guarantee of any particular result or goal.
There has been a long and slow degradation of the understanding of this fundamental premise by both the American public and their elected leaders. When either side decides that "political goals" are primary, that inherently places results above the process. I have practiced law in the governmental misconduct and criminal areas for twenty years, and the phenomenon I describe is quite evident in the halls of justice. A lot of the circumstances and problems we are focused on today are the festering mature result of the primordial decisions of one party, the Republicans, to serve "political goals" by declaring themselves the "law and order party" and spreading fear of isolated and ultimately inconsequential, yet publically hyped and discussed, results in criminal cases. If a particular criminal defendant went free because the police or prosecution had substantially violated fundamental Constitutional protections, they screamed and bellowed "Hide the women and children, those liberals have freed this heinous criminal on a technicality to roam your streets and rob, rape and murder again".
So it began with characterizing hideous and substantive Fourth Amendment violations of fundamental search and seizure law as "mere technicalities". Soon judges and prosecutors, usually being elected officials themselves, started shading their duties and principles under the law to find creative ways around Constitutional protections in order to avoid results that would be unpopular. Then the officials ran again for election proudly proclaiming how they had protected the "law and order for the citizens" by "clamping down on criminals" and "elimianting the criminal's use of technicalities". The more they talked the talk, the more they walked the walk.
The sad result over time is the situation we now find ourselves in where technicalities (read: the Constitution) be damned, the government and justice system is to be used as just another partisan tool. The Attorney General of the United States dismissively brands the Genevea Conventions as "quaint" and inconsequential. The President of the United States belligerently ignores the Constitution screaming that "it's just a damn piece of paper". The Executive Branch acts, and thinks, like Article II of the Constitution (the one delineating and defining the Executive Branch) is the only portion that exists. This is what happens when political goals (the results) trump adherence to the principles of the system (the process). There is no way to excise politics completely because it is inherent in the process at hand; however, it must not be the guiding intent. If the fundamental process can be restored and borne out, our victory will flow therefrom automatically.
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The powerful fan on top of the hood combines with a variety of Hepa filters and carbon filters to provide strong suction accross the inlet area. Typical uses may include capsule filling, powder filling, R&D, light grinding and a variety of applications involving chemical fumes and dusts. Sentry Air's Ductless Fume Hood can provide an effective and economical solution for many commercial, medical, laboratory and industrial applications.
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THURSDAY, July 5 (HealthDay News) -- The first DNA test to help doctors treat a common viral infection in people who have had a solid organ transplant has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
The cytomegalovirus (CMV) is a common viral infection, especially in people who have had their immune systems deliberately suppressed after an organ transplant. Among those who have had transplants of organs such as the heart, lung, pancreas or kidney, the virus can lead to diseases such as pneumonia or colitis, the FDA said in a news release.
Doctors commonly suppress the immune system to help prevent rejection of the transplanted organ, and may have to prescribe an anti-CMV therapy. Depending on a patient's increase or decrease in viral load as determined by the new test, doctors can measure a therapy's effectiveness.
The COBAS AmpliPrep/COBAS TaqMan CMV Test was evaluated in clinical studies involving 211 kidney transplant patients who had a confirmed diagnosis of CMV infection. The test was not evaluated in newborns, children, people with AIDS or those whose immune systems were compromised by something else, the FDA said.
The new test is manufactured by Roche Molecular Systems, based in Somerville, N.J.
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15 & 18 Jun 09The last few weeks have been interesting. We received an answer from Sorbas council regarding the building permission application we submitted in April. They said they would need sign off from the Almeria School of Architects (ASA) to say why we can deviate from the current building codes and suggested we contact an architect to complete a project that could then be submitted to the ASA for approval and sign off. Well Dave had a much better idea - go straight to the ASA to see what they would actually need. So we did. And they've been fab. We had an initial meeting with José and Christina, two architects working there. Christina belongs to a discussion group of architects and presented our build to the group which generated a lot of interest. We met with them a couple of Monday's ago and Christina, Daniel and Alicia from the group came to visit the 'ship last Thursday. Thanks guys for your time and enthusiasm for the project. To clear up any confusion; we have Planning Permission for the project which allows us to build an eco friendly house on the site. The Building Permission is the next stage which ensures that what we build is fit for purpose. I know it seems like it's all a bit topsey turvey because we've already started building but what we've done so far has helped the council understand that this type of structure is sound and safe. We did obtain approval to build before we started, this process is ensuring that we can live in it once we've finished. Below: Alicia and Daniel. Spinning a yarn...Last year we met a local goat and sheep farmer through our neighbour. Me being interested in wool (I've always been a big knit..er) was asking what they do with the sheeps wool, ya know, do they spin it and knit it into jumpers. I was horrified to hear that they just throw it away - yes, throw it away!! Granted, the sheep here don't have the luxuriously thick coats that the British sheep have, but throw it away?! Apparently there's no commercial value to it and the old tradition of using it to stuff mattresses and pillows hasn't been taken up by the new generation. Anyway, back to my yarn.... The upshot was that we were too late for last year's batch of wool but they promised they'd let us know when this year's was ready. It will make perfect insulation for the round room roof. So last Monday we dropped everything and headed off to the farm to watch it all happening. They have about 100 sheep - a day's work for the shearing team (see pic below) who do most of the farms in an area about the size of Wales. the sheep before... ...during... (click on the 'Next' link at the top of the page to see hand shearing). ...and after.
Our own personal Springwatch. The sheep barn was full of swallows nests. these are almost ready to go.


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Regex::Replace Method (String, String, MatchEvaluator)
In a specified input string, replaces all strings that match a specified regular expression with a string returned by a MatchEvaluator delegate.
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public: static String^ Replace( String^ input, String^ pattern, MatchEvaluator^ evaluator )
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The string to search for a match.
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The regular expression pattern to match.
- evaluator
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A custom method that examines each match and returns either the original matched string or a replacement string.
Return Value
Type: System::StringA new string that is identical to the input string, except that a replacement string takes the place of each matched string. If pattern is not matched in the current instance, the method returns the current instance unchanged.
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ArgumentException | A regular expression parsing error occurred. |
ArgumentNullException | input, pattern, or evaluator is nullptr. |
RegexMatchTimeoutException | A time-out occurred. For more information about time-outs, see the Remarks section. |
The Regex::Replace(String, String, MatchEvaluator) method is useful for replacing a regular expression match if any of the following conditions is true:
The replacement string cannot readily be specified by a regular expression replacement pattern.
The replacement string results from some processing done on the matched string.
The replacement string results from conditional processing.
The method is equivalent to calling the Regex::Matches(String, String) method and passing each Match object in the returned MatchCollection collection to the evaluator delegate.
The pattern parameter consists of regular expression language elements that symbolically describe the string to match. For more information about regular expressions, see .NET Framework Regular Expressions and Regular Expression Language - Quick Reference.
The evaluator parameter is the delegate for a custom method that you define and that examines each match. The custom method must have the following signature to match the MatchEvaluator delegate.
Your custom method returns a string that replaces the matched input.
The RegexMatchTimeoutException exception is thrown if the execution time of the replacement operation exceeds the time-out interval specified for the application domain in which the method is called. If no time-out is defined in the application domain's properties, or if the time-out value is Regex::InfiniteMatchTimeout, no exception is thrown.
Because the method returns input unchanged if there is no match, you can use the Object::ReferenceEquals method to determine whether the method has made any replacements to the input string.
Notes to CallersThis method times out after an interval that is equal to the default time-out value of the application domain in which it is called. If a time-out value has not been defined for the application domain, the value Regex::InfiniteMatchTimeout, which prevents the method from timing out, is used. The recommended static method for evaluating and replacing a pattern match is Regex::Replace(String, String, MatchEvaluator, RegexOptions, TimeSpan), which lets you set the time-out interval.
The following example uses a regular expression to extract the individual words from a string, and then uses a MatchEvaluator delegate to call a method named WordScramble that scrambles the individual letters in the word. To do this, the WordScramble method creates an array that contains the characters in the match. It also creates a parallel array that it populates with random floating-point numbers. The arrays are sorted by calling the Array::Sort<TKey, TValue>(array<TKey>, array<TValue>, IComparer<TKey>) method, and the sorted array is provided as an argument to a String class constructor. This newly created string is then returned by the WordScramble method. The regular expression pattern \w+ matches one or more word characters; the regular expression engine will continue to add characters to the match until it encounters a non-word character, such as a white-space character.
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Take the millstones, and grind meal: uncover thy locks, make bare the leg, uncover the thigh, pass over the rivers. |
Thy nakedness shall be uncovered, yea, thy shame shall be seen: I will take vengeance, and I will not meet thee as a man. |
¶ As for our redeemer, the LORD of hosts is his name, the Holy One of Israel. |
¶ Sit thou silent, and get thee into darkness, O daughter of the Chaldeans: for thou shalt no more be called, The lady of kingdoms. |
I was wroth with my people, I have polluted mine inheritance, and given them into thine hand: thou didst shew them no mercy; upon the ancient hast thou very heavily laid thy yoke. |
And thou saidst, I shall be a lady for ever: so that thou didst not lay these things to thy heart, neither didst remember the latter end of it. |
¶ Therefore hear now this, thou that art given to pleasures, that dwellest carelessly, that sayest in thine heart, I am, and none else beside me; I shall not sit as a widow, neither shall I know the loss of children: |
But these two things shall come to thee in a moment in one day, the loss of children, and widowhood: they shall come upon thee in their perfection for the multitude of thy sorceries, and for the great abundance of thine enchantments. |
For thou hast trusted in thy wickedness: thou hast said, None seeth me. Thy wisdom and thy knowledge, it hath perverted thee; and thou hast said in thine heart, I am, and none else beside me. |
Therefore shall evil come upon thee; thou shalt not know from whence it riseth: and mischief shall fall upon thee; thou shalt not be able to put it off: and desolation shall come upon thee suddenly, which thou shalt not know. |
¶ Stand now with thine enchantments, and with the multitude of thy sorceries, wherein thou hast laboured from thy youth; if so be thou shalt be able to profit, if so be thou mayest prevail. |
Thou art wearied in the multitude of thy counsels. Let now the astrologers, the stargazers, the monthly prognosticators, stand up, and save thee from these things that shall come upon thee. |
Behold, they shall be as stubble; the fire shall burn them; they shall not deliver themselves from the power of the flame: there shall not be a coal to warm at, nor fire to sit before it. |
Thus shall they be unto thee with whom thou hast laboured, even thy merchants, from thy youth: they shall wander every one to his quarter; none shall save thee. |
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text: Each year, the Communist Party's censors go to remarkable lengths to prevent Chinese citizens from accessing, or spreading, their memories of what happened on June 4, 1989, when an unknown number of people were killed during a military crackdown on pro-democracy protests in the centre of Beijing. Since Sunday night, even simple numbers like 6 (the month of June), 4 (the date) and 89 have been banned search terms on Chinese social-networking sites. - More


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Memo from the president: Step up manufacturing
In his State of the Union address, President Obama was emphatic that American manufacturing would lead us out of the economic turmoil that's plagued the country for years.
President Obama's State of the Union address last night made one thing clear: the financial sector has been a pretty severe disappointment to the American economy. The President said, "No bailouts, no handouts, no cop-outs," aimed, in part, at banks.
The president praised companies like General Motors and Master Lock as examples of the country's potential. So, memo received: Manufacturing is going to get us out of the economic hole the banks dug for us.
To do that, the president promised incentives to bring manufacturing jobs back home from places like China.
But is that enough to replace the profits we've lost? Just a couple years ago, financial companies accounted for one-third of all American corporate profits.
Peter Morici teaches economics at the University of Maryland. He couldn't agree with President Obama more: "We cannot succeed as an economy without a strong manufacturing base." While Wall Street has made a lot of money, Morici says, "It's nothing compared to the wealth generated by labs that come out of manufacturing."
Morici adds that the U.S. does have a few companies big enough to drive job creation on these shores: Ford, Intel and Apple, to name a few. If the president can entice companies to build things in the U.S. again, Morici says it's a natural that "high-paying jobs" will follow.


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After another poor outing by San Francisco 49ers QB Blaine Gabbert, sources indicate there has been some talk about QB Josh X. Johnson being moved to the No. 2 slot behind QB Colin Kaepernick.
Huddle Up: Obviously no Niners' QB has been overly impressive this preseason with the team totaling all of 3 points in 2 outings, but Gabbert, the former 10th overall pick, has been particularly odious with 11 completions in 25 attempts for 60 yards and 2 picks. Johnson, meanwhile, is 8-of-11 for 72 yards and no picks and is trying to make his mark with his fourth team in as many seasons.
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The San Francisco 49ers have signed free-agent QB Josh X. Johnson (Bengals) to an undisclosed one-year deal.
Huddle Up: Johnson, who's made 5 starts in 5 NFL seasons, will compete with Blaine Gabbert for the right to back up Colin Kaepernick.


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2012 election
Oregon results:
Partial returns Tuesday night show Stevens, 56, won about 30 percent of the vote, with Fitzgerald, 56, securing the second council seat with about 28 percent.
Eric Postma, an attorney, and Monica Keenan, a project manager at Slayden Construction Group, took 23 and 19 percent, respectively.
Stevens has worked with the Charbonneau Country Club for more than 20 years and also has served on an advisory committee for Wilsonville's Graham Oaks Nature Park. She has lived in Wilsonville for 16 years.Fitzgerald is director of philanthropy for the Nature Conservancy in Oregon and has more than 25 years of experience in the nonprofit sector. Fitzgerald and her husband moved to Wilsonville from Portland five years ago.
Fitzgerald and Stevens will replace on council Celia Nunez and Steve Hurst, who resigned in June.


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Girl's Own Paper
Girl's Own Paper was a British story paper catering for girls and young women, published from 1880 until 1956.
Publishing history[edit]
The first weekly number of the Girl's Own Paper appeared on 3 January 1880. As with its male counterpart the Boy's Own Paper, the magazine was published by the Religious Tract Society (which subsequently became Lutterworth Press). In October 1929, the title became Girl's Own Paper and Woman's Magazine but in 1930 the Woman's Magazine became a separate publication. In December 1947 the name was changed to Girl's Own Paper and Heiress. By 1951 it was called Heiress incorporating the Girl's Own Paper. In 1956 Heiress closed down, and the name "Girl's Own Paper" ceased to exist. Facsimile reprints of volume 1 to 4 were published by Eureka Press, Japan, in 2006.
The G.O.P. provided a mix of stories and educational and improving articles, with 'Answers to Correspondents' and occasional coloured plates, poetry and music. The paper serialised the exploits of the explorer Kate Marsden in the 1890s when she was lauded by the Royal Geographical Society.[1]
From 1908, the weekly magazines were dropped and the paper included more information on serious careers for girls and advice on style and dress. Long serials became less common, being replaced by shorter stories. From the 1930s, a greater proportion of its material was directed at younger readers. There were school stories, stories of kidnapped princesses and articles about film stars, although the contents became more serious during World War II.
Volumes 39 & 40 of 1917-18 were entitled; The Girls Own Paper and Woman's Magazine; presumably the two publications were merged for economy purposes as a result of World War I.
Famous contributors[edit]
Many contributors are unknown outside the G.O.P. pages, but they include Noel Streatfeild, Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd, Rosa Nouchette Carey, Sarah Doudney (1841-1926), Angela Brazil, Lucy Maud Montgomery, Richmal Crompton and Baroness Orczy.
List of editors[edit]
- Charles Peters 1880-1907
- Flora Klickmann 1908-1931
- Gladys Spratt and others 1931-1956
Role in popular culture[edit]
In her history of the G.O.P., E Honor Ward writes: "The G.O.P. was an important and positive influence on generations of girls and women, and a vital outlet for women's writing and ideas, for more than three-quarters of a century".
"'The Cottager', the cheapest and best Baking Oil Stove in the world, which will do all the cooking of an ordinary coal fire at Half the Cost, saving time, labour, temper and money; requires No Flues and costs only fifteen and sixpence, complete with kettle, fry-pan, saucepan, steamer, meat-tray and baking covers." (Advert from an early G.O.P.)
See also[edit]
- ^ Anderson, Monica (2006). Women and the Politics of Travel, 1870-1914. Fairleigh Dickinson Univ Press. p. 164-169. ISBN 0838640915.
Further reading[edit]
- Doughty, Terri. Selections from the Girl's Own Paper, 1880-1907. Peterborough: Broadview Press, 2004. ISBN 978-1-55111-528-3
- Forrester, Wendy: "Great Grandmama's Weekly: A Celebration of the "Girl's Own Paper", 1880-1901 ", Lutterworth Press, 1988, ISBN 978-0-7188-2717-5
External links[edit]
- E. Honor Ward A short history of the G.O.P.
- Girl's Own Papers Facsimile Reprint of Vol. 1-4 (Eureka Press)
- Waterloo Directory
- Mostly-Victorian.com Growing collection of excerpts scanned from the Victorian issues of Girl's Own Paper (1880-1900).
- Highlights From the Girl's Own Paper Growing archive of illustration scans and transcripts of articles and 'Answers to Correspondents' from Victorian and Edwardian issues of the Girl's Own Paper (1880-1912).


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He was running out of time, but Norm Stewart had never called a timeout in the final seconds of a game, and he wasn't about to start.
It wasn't his style.
"If we had to call timeout and draw a play, you really had a problem," he said. "We let our players play, feeling that we had coached them to put them through, and they expected that. Of course, humorously, I'd laugh and say, 'Hey, guys, it's just my job. Don't worry about it; I was looking for one when I got this one.'"
When Stewart sat in his office March 15, 1999, he knew the score: 634 victories, eight conference championships, six conference tournament titles, five NIT berths and 16 NCAA Tournament appearances.
On one side he saw rebuilding, restructuring and six or seven more years. His eyes wandered to the other side: a different mission, fresh challenges.
After 32 years as Missouri's coach, Stewart wasn't leaving any 9-to-5 job, but he saw something beyond his legendary career.
"I had just come to a point where I thought it was time," he said. "The people in the entertainment business will tell you there's a time to get off the stage. The person that can pick that time will tell you that a little early is better than a little late."
No, the two points that cut the Tigers short of then-No. 25 New Mexico, 61-59, in the 1999 NCAA Tournament didn't do it.
The "Sit down, Norm" chants of Kansas fans while he was coaching the Border War finale didn't push him out the door.
It wasn't the pressure of speculation and the tension of a young, fresh athletic department ready for new results and new direction, either.
It was simply time.
When the Hearnes Center doors close on Tiger basketball today, there will be no more tip-offs, no more buzzer beaters, no storied beginnings of Missouri basketball fame. Moving on, Stewart said, is all a step in furthering the program's success.
"Traditions carry things," he said. "You've got to rely on those traditions to build your foundation and to see if you can do everything a little bit better."
Stewart made the decision to retire with his wife
When Stewart, often called "Missouri's son," retired from the college basketball circus April 1, 1999, only his wife, a former Missouri homecoming queen and Kansas City native, could persuade him it was the right time to step off the carousel.
After all, when he met his future wife, Virginia Zimmerly, as a Missouri student, he crooned the song "It's Up to You," from the Will Roger's play "Never Met a Man I Didn't Like."
In the end, that serenade could not have been more true.
"All the decisions I made, we made together," Stewart said. "I've always relied on her insight, on her ability to listen. She listens better than I do."
Then-Gov. Warren Hearnes, a longtime friend of the Stewarts, teased the coach that the wrong Stewart was on the sideline.
"He always told me that he thought that Virginia would be a better head coach than me and I always told him I thought Betty (Hearnes) would be a better governor," Stewart said.
The same bearish blond with a square-jawed stare who single-handedly silenced entire arenas on the road with a glare and the stomp of his foot for 32 seasons, relied on his family from his first days with the program. The Hearnes Center became the "House that Norm Built" but every Stewart played a significant role.
When Stewart signed on as coach, he and Virginia Stewart worked the 60-mile radius around Columbia, as well as the St. Louis and Kansas City areas, marketing the program and building a grass-roots Tiger fan base. Virginia Stewart developed an idea to broadcast a TV show promoting the team and the university.
"They went out and sold the show, and I mean sold it," Stewart said. "They had the best six commercial stations in the state airing it to build this fan base."
The best three fans Stewart said he had at the games were his sons, Jeff and Lindsey, and his daughter, Laura.
"You talk about knowing the buttons to push, they could touch the buttons, and they have great voices," Stewart said. "All three of them have great voices. They could be heard by officials, by fans, by other players. It was the funniest thing for me in the later years of coaching to have all three children there at the game."
One family friend told the story that he sat a game at Hearnes with Virginia Stewart on one side of him, getting ready to start the game. Then Stewart's daughter-in-law went out to sing the national anthem. Meanwhile, Stewart's children were busily helping around the arena.
"Lindsey was doing something and Jeffery was doing something. Laura was doing something, too," Stewart said. "He said, 'I thought pretty soon they were going to hand me the hot dogs to go sell,' and it was a family deal. Virginia helped create that and the children were great."
This family man was the same ornery coach whose gruff interview style convinced countless Missouri journalism students to switch majors. A referee's split-second decision singed his brain, but he would spend hours before a big game visiting sick friends at the hospital.
The desire to win relentlessly drove him, but he left it all to watch his grandchildren's basketball games.
Stewart's life isn't a contradiction. It's complex and compelling.
The irony is, his family, friends and former players will say his defining tick is uncompromising straight-forwardness.
"There was no smoke and mirrors with Coach Stewart," former Tiger Gary Link said. "He was just a real, genuine, Missouri type of guy. That was the real reason most players came here and played so hard for him."
Stewart spent four decades and more than a thousand games at MU
He was multifaceted and dynamic, but there wasn't an incongruous line in Stewart's life. His track record at Missouri paints the perfect picture of consistency. He compiled a 634-333 record, and participated in 1,127 of 2,306 Missouri games as a player, assistant or head coach.
When the fashionable way for college coaches to travel a career became touring like rock stars from one school to the next, Stewart completed his journey of more than four decades where he started as a player in 1954.
"This was the only place he wanted to coach," Link said. "We knew that he was going to be in our corner and he wasn't going anywhere."
He always had a spot in his heart for the small-town Missouri kid who was tough and had a taste for the meat-and-potatoes of the game, even if he lacked the athleticism of an out-of-state star.
From John Brown, a Dixon native and Stewart's first All-American in 1972 and 1973, to his last Missouri recruit out of St. Louis in 1998, Brian Grawer, Stewart tied a Missouri thread tight in Tiger tradition.
Tiger All-Americans Steve Stipanovich, Jon Sundvold and Anthony Peeler and other Missouri greats such as Kim Anderson, who also coached under Stewart, Jim Kennedy and Greg Church had their home state to bind them together.
"I think those were the kids that he loved," Anderson said. "Not to take anything away from some of the other guys, but I think those were the guys he probably saw himself in.
"They'd run through the brick wall for him or do whatever he asked them to do. When the day was done, they'd come back the next day for more."
Born and raised in Shelbyville, a town of about 600, Stewart graduated with a class of 16. At Missouri, his athleticism distinguished him in baseball and basketball.
Although his coaching always overshadowed his play, Stewart, a pitcher for the Tigers' 1954 national championship baseball team, earned All-American honors during his senior season in 1956.
After serving his former basketball coach, Wilbur Stalcup, as an assistant from 1957-61 at MU, he was offered the head coaching spot by both Northern Iowa and State College of Iowa. He picked Northern Iowa. He was 26.
"When you're 26, and you've got a head coaching job, really a good coaching job, you're just trying to stay alive," Stewart said. "I had a slogan. Every morning the slogan on my notes page was, 'Hire a teenager. Get somebody that knows everything.'
"When you're in those formative years, that's what you do. I know I didn't know everything, but you've got all this stuff that you want to try and things that you want to do."
With Virginia Stewart by his side, Stewart formulated a plan right away. That plan earned him six winning seasons and a 97-42 record.
The 1965-67 seasons proved costly for Missouri, for coach Bob Vanatta could not garner more than six wins, and Athletic Director Dan Devine offered Stewart the head coaching job.
It was time for a new plan, and all Stewart had to do was look in the state around him and watch valuable, Division I-worthy talent sign with other schools.
"I always said to a player and his parents if they lived in Missouri and made their livelihood here, 'The wrinkle in your neck, in your competitive neck, will come up just a little sooner for your home state than it will until you've established yourself someplace else,'" Stewart said. "There's always a state pride."
Securing a players' home-state passion wasn't the only critical consequence of in-state recruiting. To get the out-of-state stars, Stewart and his staff knew the program had to appeal to Missouri athletes first.
"Why would a player outside the state come if a player inside the state wouldn't come?" he said.
Stewart lobbied for new basketball center
After he based the Tigers' upswing on solid fundamentals and X's and O's, Stewart reinforced Missouri's staying power from its foundation, literally.
Stewart campaigned for a new arena to replace Brewer Fieldhouse, a better arena to entice recruits than the pigeon and rat-infested barn his team played in then.
His players started begging for it, too.
In 1972, starting guard Greg Flaker, now a cardiologist at University Hospital, approached the coach about the coming construction, then only a promise.
"He came in and said, 'Coach, when you recruited me, you said I'd get to play in the Hearnes building,'" Stewart said. "I stopped him right there and I said, 'Greg, if it will make you feel any better, Coach Stalcup recruited me to play in a new building, also. And that was 20 years ago, so don't be disgruntled.'"
What he got in Hearnes Center in August 1972, Stewart said, was a shot in the arm for recruiting.
Stewart's teams won 20 or more games 17 times including a school-record 29 wins during the 1988-89 season. Those teams produced 28 All-Conference players, eight All-Americans and 29 NBA draft selections.
He won more games in 32 seasons, 634, than all of the coaches had won before him combined (630) since 1907.
Stewart's equally witty and fierce personality was as well known around the conference and the country by fans and opponents as his teams were for stingy defense and on-target free-throw shooting.
"He did an unbelievably terrific job of when you played teams on the road, taking fans out of the game," Link said. "He would make sure that fans were booing at him or getting after him. Everywhere we went people would yell, 'Sit down, Norm.' It was just him getting the fans to direct their jeering, their booing, their anger at him and let the team play the basketball game."
Every stunt was a direct plan on Stewart's staff's part to help his team win, psychology of the game, he said. The entertainment factor was only an added benefit.
When the Tigers traveled to Nebraska after football coach Tom Osborne led the Cornhuskers to a national title, Stewart and his squad wore red T-shirts over their jerseys that said "Congratulations Tom Osborne and Nebraska Cornhuskers: No. 1."
"Well, what are they going to do? When they saw that, they cheered," Stewart said. "Now we appealed to their better half, their better sense."
Despite the heated rivalry between Missouri and Kansas, former Jayhawk coach Roy Williams said his respect and admiration for Stewart stemmed from his time as an assistant coach at North Carolina. The Tarheels faced the Tigers four times before Williams left for Kansas, and he was the assistant responsible for scouting opponents.
"His teams were always extremely difficult to play against. That's the highest compliment you can give another coach," Williams said. "His teams never beat themselves, they always did it where the other team had to make plays, had to beat them. I don't think any different era of basketball that you can pick out that that's any different. Regardless of what was going on, his teams were not going to beat themselves."
After Williams' Jayhawks dropped their first four Border War games to Stewart's Tigers, he claimed the next six. Williams said every win against Stewart was like a coaching rite of passage for him.
"Every time we got a win over him, it was a big-time deal for me," Williams said. "It was a thrill for me every time we went back to Missouri after he left to see him at the game because I do have such a great deal of respect for him. What he did at Missouri was not very easy to do."
During his second year at Kansas, Williams tried to better Stewart's pranks with a jesting move of his own.
On Stewart's 55th birthday, the Jayhawks traveled to Columbia with a No. 1 ranking and 19-0 record.
Before the game, Williams took Stewart a birthday present.
"I said, 'I just wish I was there when you use this,'" Williams said.
Later, Stewart found an exploding golf ball waiting for him.
Stewart claimed the last laugh, though, for his then-fourth-ranked Tigers upset the Jayhawks' perfect season 94-87 and went on to win the 1990 Big Eight Conference championship.
"There's no question that when we were competing we probably got on each other's nerves," Williams said. "I'm relatively sure that I got on his, and I know that he got on mine. He was old school, and anything that he could do within the rules of the game, to stop you from concentrating on the game was OK. It was a little bit of gamesmanship, but it never got past that."
Stewart helped create "Coaches vs. Cancer"
Some of Stewart's most notable comebacks and defensive stands didn't happen on the court.
On Feb. 9, 1989, the Tigers made an emergency landing in Oklahoma State while traveling to Norman, Okla., to face the Sooners. Stewart had blacked out on the plane, and doctors later discovered he had colon cancer.
He missed the rest of the season, 14 games, to recover. Meanwhile, interim coach Rich Daly led the Tigers to a 29-8 record, MU's most wins, and a Sweet Sixteen finish in the NCAA Tournament.
"I knew that he would attack that the way that he attacked life," Link said. "I knew he would do everything in his power because he's a fighter. We're all very thankful for that."
In the wake of tragedy, Stewart was instrumental in launching "Coaches vs. Cancer," a national fund-raising campaign in 1993. The next year, President Bill Clinton awarded Stewart with the American Cancer Society's "Courage Award."
In 1990, the NCAA launched a 21-month investigation of MU recruiting practices. The scrutiny ended with the program being placed on two years' probation for rules violation and a one-year postseason ban. It also cost the university more than the $400,000.
Stewart's reputation among the media was a reported fine line to walk, but Stewart said he was misunderstood. He never disliked the media as much as he tried to guard his players' reputations and feelings. He wanted everyone in his program to be treated properly and given their fair credit.
"I was never a media darling to say the least," Stewart said. "You have a leading scorer, but you have a leading rebounder, a leading assist man, a leading defensive player. You're trying to mesh all those things and give everybody credit, which they all deserve. There's a guarding of all that.
"I think it worried me about answering all the questions. Some of them I felt that I had to really guard to give the right answer. That relationship with the media, I could have done better, but it wasn't my priority. My priority was my obligation to my team."
To the people who knew him best, the misunderstanding was the one setting where most people saw the coach. The basketball court was Stewart's nitty-gritty area.
"I used to marvel at him in game situations because he anticipated what was going to happen," Anderson said. "You know those puzzles that have 1,000 pieces? I've often thought he could put that puzzle together quicker than anyone else. I really think he got better as he got older."
Norm Stewart's grand finale on the court couldn't feature two better teams or a tougher rivalry.
He took a mid-Western barn-bound team, albeit one he called talented and working without the right resources, and turned the Tigers' program into a source of state pride. The Tigers have Stewart to thank for unearthing their spot on the college basketball map, once creviced between farmland and back woods.
Stewart stepped down as the NCAA's seventh-winningest coach, with a 731-375 record, in 37 seasons. He earned "Coach of the Year" distinctions seven times in his district and five times in the Big Eight. In 1982 and 1994, the national media landscape voted him "Coach of the Year."
After controlling the conference, ruling the region, stifling the sickness of cancer and surviving NCAA sanctions, there was one height he had not reached. When Stewart retired in 1999, only the nation's highest platform, an NCAA Final Four, could escape his dominance.
He was probably the best college basketball coach to never reach that stage, but it pales in comparison to Stewart's indelible mark in Missouri history.
"You always want more as a coach," Williams said. "I've been to four Final Fours, and yet people say about me, 'Well, he's never won a national championship,' but that doesn't mean you didn't really enjoy the time that you did have. You still have great feelings about all the things that you accomplished on the way, the relationships that you build with the players."
Williams said the what-if feelings will never haunt Stewart's thoughts because he knows the ever-prepared Stewart would not have left the game without a solid game plan, especially one that included a tee time.
"I was pleased for him because I knew he was going to do it on his own terms, when he wants to do it," Williams said. "The Big 12 lost a great deal when Norm Stewart walked away."
"I don't think when Norm's out in Palm Springs on the 18th green, trying to make this 8-foot par putt, he's worried about it, thinking, 'Gosh, I never made the Final Four.' I don't think that will ever happen."


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- KristinFriday, March 23, 2012
I think the rosette necklace is adorable and I'm loving the length of that skirt. Perfect for work!
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Love rosettes. I am always skeptical of purchasing one, but after seeing you rock it I just
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Love that your skirt is from F21, I can never find any of a decent length. - SuzanneFriday, March 23, 2012
Hi Audrey! I love reading your blog and seeing what great pieces you put together! I love the Old Navy top in both colors, might need to pick that one up! Did you find it ran true to size? As far as skirts, I love to buy skirts on ebay, lots of great choices! Anthropologie as you know, always has great pieces that you can catch on sale! Keep blogging, you are doing great!
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Without exception, my skirts are from H&M, F21, and vintage. If you're looking for fun and modest skirts, I'd suggest going to Goodwill or a cheap thrift shop. Sometimes there are really fun/crazy/delightful vintage pieces there that can even be taken in or hemmed if they don't fit off the hanger. I actually have the red version of the skirt you're wearing here...and just LOVE it, it's so versatile and has a really nice line. I like the belt you've chosen to wear with it, just perfect, wish I had it! :)
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You find such great things at f21.... I am jealous... they stink in MA. They are over crowed with clothes so its hard to shop, and everyone works there its awful. (It takes me a lot to say that about a retailer). Old Navy as some good skirts!
http://seventwentysomethings.blogspot.com/ I love navy as a neutral and I love the pairing of colors here. I always run into issues finding skirts. I'm oddly shaped so F21 skirts never hang right and my Old Navy only seems to carry sack skirts. I've had luck in past years at places like Talbots but the skirts are pricey so I end up choosing them only as investment pieces and not trendy ones. I'm going on a scouting trip this afternoon so maybe I'll find some good ones out there.
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I am so buying this skirt in red and blue! Thanks :)
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About 80% of my skirts are from thrift stores. There's always good options to be found there, and you can find some great deals! I have a couple of awesome J. Crew skirts I found in perfect condition for like $3 each. As with all thrifting, it might take a few trips, but it's so worth it when you walk out with 4 awesome skirts for under $15!I like the skirt! Is that the one that comes in white also? I usually don't have great luck with F21 skirts because they always come out so short, but I like the length of this one. I usually find skirts at F21, Charlotte Russe, and Macy's. Sometimes I'll just venture into a random store and find one on sale, but the first 3 that I mentioned are usually where I get my skirts. :) Take care!
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